SCOSCHE WDQ2M STUCKUP Qi Car Phone Holder Windshield, Dashboard or Vent Mount | Stick Grip Suction Cup Base | Non-Magnetic | Black Charger with Car Adapter and Type-C Cable

Love this i highly recommend it, lasted me many years, super very sturdy. I do recommend mounting on the Dashboard and getting Dashboard cover and poke a hole on where your gonna mount this that way the sticky nest never melts from the hot soon and the mount never falls that how mine lasted me years

Good little holder and charger. Only issue is occasionally have to place phone in holder several times to get the charger to work. Sometimes it has the flashing red lights which indicate it's in holder properly but not charging... even though the iPhone's battery needs charging.

I've had a variety of phone holders over time, with and without wireless charging. Most recently before this one I bought the motorized Scosche "Magic Grip" holder with the AMPS base for both my own and my partner's vehicles, and I've mostly really liked them, aside from a few weird quirks (no release button? I have to literally rip the phone out of the holder to get it to let go?). When one of the rubber "finger" pads recently detached from my partner's Magic Grip and could not be found (rendering the entire device unusable), I decided to get her a new one. Along the way I ran into this product and seeing that it's 15 watts instead of ten, I decided to give it a try, expecting overall a similar experience in spite of the different appearance. What I actually received was an enormous disappointment. Unlike the motorized grip action of the other product, this one requires you to set the phone in the holder, release it if you're only using one hand (hopefully it will sit on the bottom bracket without falling forward) and manually squeeze the sides together. I've had much cheaper holders that do this better -- with a button that the phone presses that activates the side clamps, etc. But overall this isn't a dealbreaker. Releasing the phone from the holder requires you to reach around and touch a button on the back side, which may be awkward depending on where the holder is mounted. The cord doesn't use a standard USB connector at the plug end like the old product, so you have no choice to use a multi-port USB power source; you have to use their plug with this thing. Still not a dealbreaker. For me, the reason this one is going back is because it doesn't work as a charger. I spent a good 40 minutes trying to get it to work and ultimately it just doesn't. It flashes red (user guide says this means "foreign object detected") when I put my phone in the cradle, and the phone sees no connection or incoming power. I found that if I move the bottom bracket all the way down, I can sometimes get the device to flash blue and the phone will show that charging has started, but only for a couple seconds. Even without touching it (zero movement) it invariably starts flashing red again, and the phone stops charging. I get the impression that this device is made for smaller phones than mine, and mine is not particularly large. The old Magic Grip has no trouble charging my phone. I'm glad I tested this before giving it to my partner.

Works great in my RAV4.

Bought to keep my new Pixel 2 (not XL) Google Fi phone charged while driving. Does this job well, even with this non-Qi enabled phone. Bought a charging coil and placed it under not-so-slim phone case. Battery keeps charging despite running simultaneously Bluetooth audio and Waze navigation (the latter being a known power hog). Having used several non-wireless car phone holders attaching either to the dash or to the windshield, I have found that the most steady mounting is achieved when in addition to the standard suction cup attachment, the holder itself rests on the dashboard. Unfortunately this model has an extendable support on the bottom, designed to optimize vertical position of the phone in respect to the inner holder coil. It serves its function, but freely slides in when pushed, making it impossible to make the holder rest on a dash. As a result the modern heavy phone ends up suspended on a long bendable leg. This leg, while being pretty stiff and requiring quite some force to bend into the desired shape, does nevertheless vibrate quite a bit on every bump. I am disappointed by such an inconsistent engineering quality.

EDIT: This review is specific to the "Wireless Charging Suction Cup Mount" version of this charger. Excellent phone mounting hardware. Neck is very sturdy and actually hard to bend without using both hands.Cradle holds iPhone 8+, probably the biggest phone it can accommodate, or very close to it. Wireless charging works as described. The button to loosen the arms that release the phone is poorly positioned in the back. Also, the light that indicates wireless charging is "active" is hidden when the phone is in the cradle. NEW EDIT August 2018 - Dropped this from 4 stars to 2 stars. I've used this mount for @ 9 months. Now the neck no longer maintains the proper tension at the base. Other folks called it the "wand", and one picture showed it broken, which I think is the direction my mount is going in. If I continue to try and adjust it it will break. Sigh.

This product is wonderful. I really enjoyed it while it lasted. I owned this from April 16, 2018 until February 27, 2019. I was in a car accident that rolled my car on February 27th and it destroyed the phone stand. The phone stand worked amazing and kept my phone where I knew where it was at at the end of the crash. I would 1000% recommended buying this and would buy another one if I were able to afford it. The wireless charging worked great with my iPhone XS Max. It charged quickly even while using my phone to stream music to my car. Thank you Scosche for making such a quality product.

Charges nicely. A little flimsy and shaky but does the job after 14 months of daily use